The Myths and Urban Legends of Spousal Support
Spousal support, in most divorces, is a lightning rod issue. For many couples, money was a source of arguments during the marriage that often involved each person’s work schedules, career
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Is it Time to Negotiate?
By June, in the world of divorce, it’s time to think about how to resolve the divorce if there is a desire by the clients to be divorced by the
Summertime and the Sharing Should Be Easy
Summer 2021 is right around the corner, and fortunately, from our current vantage point, it seems like it’s going to look better than Summer 2020. While children may be required
Dear Grandma & Grandpa, My Parents are Getting Divorced.
There is no greater pain for a grandparent than to hear their child and grandkids are going to experience the breakup of their family. Grandparents want to do what they
Don’t Overlook These Things to Do When Getting a Divorce
Divorce is a tricky time for people because, while most people are aware of the basic things to do and not do (learned from friends, family, the internet and even
Avoiding a Divorce Disaster
While a divorce may feel like an earthquake in many lives—an unpredictable, scary and catastrophic event—having emergency supplies around can help alleviate the shock and trauma of the unexpected.
Virtual Therapeutic Options for Your Family
While COVID-19 has forced many of us into our isolated “bubbles”, “pods” and “quaranteams”, we have also become accustomed with such services as Zoom and Teams to interact with others
A Parent’s Biggest Fear: Telling the Children About the Divorce
In the now distant past, divorce was embarrassing to talk about mostly because it was not socially and morally favorably looked upon. Nowadays, with national divorce rates estimated to be
New Domestic Violence Statute Expands the Definition of Abuse
Domestic violence is one of the darkest underbellies within the space of family law. Entrenched in power and control, domestic violence rears its ugly head in a multitude of ways,
The COVID-19 Vaccine for Children: An Issue of Legal Custody
As if there is not enough controversy in the world, the next debate will be whether or not children should be immunized with the COVID-19 vaccine and the possible resulting